LISTENING IS NON NEGOTIABLE //FIRM LOVER OF THE ALMIGHTY 😇//DENTIST 🦷// POLITICIAN //PROUD FATHER //HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATOR
Ado Ekiti, Nigeria
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#WOFBEC2025
Thank you @pastorpoju . The transfiguration experience taught me a lot beyond words. Listening to instructions is not about you alone , often times destinies are tied to every instruction. Thank you for listening and also Obeying when you did way back.♥️
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My personal invitation to attend @wofbec
SAVE THE DATE, WOFBEC 2025 IS HERE!
Theme: Soaring on the Wings of Faith
January 5th to 12th (Lagos) and 8th to 12th (Abuja)
Location: Lagos and Abuja
Lagos location: The Covenant Place, Iganmu. Right Beside The National Art Theatre, Lagos.
Abuja location: Chida Event Centre, Utako Abuja
Morning Sessions: 9:00 am
Afternoon Sessions: 1:00pm
Evening Sessions: 5:30pm
Make plans to attend.
#WOFBEC2025 #WOFBEC
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Your opportunity will always come. Wait for it. Be patient and spend time building yourself when it appears embrace it and run with it. Your loyalty is to the future God is showing you. It is only on getting there that you will be of highest benefit to your family and friends.
Kids are a reflection of our thoughts , acts and speech. The new phrase I hear at home is “It is well”.
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This message by Apostle Joshua Selman left me thinking hard about life.
“No matter what you lose, you did not lose if what you have left is PEACE but no matter what you gain, you really lost, if you lost your PEACE on the way.”
Nothing beats PEACE, Nothing!!!
God Help Us 🙏🙏🙏
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One of the things I cherish most about Muslims in the Southwest of Nigeria is their behaviour during Sallah. In fact, Yoruba Muslims don't even call it Sallah, or Eid al Kabir. They coined their own word for the celebration. They refer to it as Ileya, which is short for Ile ti ya, loosely meaning it is time to go home, or the house is ready. And no people, nation? or ethnicity on planet Earth knows how to party like Yorubas.
If you lived in the Southwest or Kwara, you must love Ileya, whether or not you are a Muslim. Because your Muslim neighbours will spoil you with all kinds of goodies, from stewed ram to iyan and delicious soup, with chin-chin and other delicacies, washed down with every delectable non alcoholic beverage known to man. Oh, the days!
You will never find more tolerant and accommodating Muslims ANYWHERE on Earth as you would in Nigeria's Southwest. And on this Eid al-Adha, I wish Muslims worldwide a prosperous and peaceful celebration. Just as God blessed prophet Ibrahim for his willingness to sacrifice his son, Isḥāq (Isiaka, Isyaku), may God bless all Muslims for their willingness to live in peace and harmony with people of different faiths around the world.
And to people of all religions globally, I urge you to visit the Southwest of Nigeria to learn the true meaning of peaceful religious coexistence.
Eid Mubarak!
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Religion stress holiness over grace. Irreligion stresses freedom over holiness. Christianity is freedom through Grace that leads to holiness
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Certain things are not meant for Public Consumption. There times peeps should study to be quiet #catsitter !
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I CRIED YESTERDAY
I cried like a baby yesterday and it was unexpected.
I acted for a brilliant client many years ago and I went to argue his case in the North of England. We were having tea and I told him by the spirit of God to buy a house. He looked at me and laughed. He said he will pay cash when he is ready. Truly, he had the money.
Two years later, I went to do another case for him and I told him the same thing. He started quoting the scriptures. I told him that as a prophet, people who ignore my words usually regret it. I said I hope he will not regret it.
A few years later, he fell at work and died shortly after in a rented house. He left his wife and children with nothing. The children could not cope and developed mental health issues. If I could get the man to rise and see the mess he created, I will do it.
I spoke to one of them yesterday and he said “Daddy created this mess. I was there when you were advising him, sir”. I started crying whilst driving.
You see, they are advising you today and you think you are powerful or you are doing well. You are behaving like Superman. Life does change and is full of surprises. Don’t ignore the voices of life around you. They are your angels.
Dele Olawanle is my name. I write and speak to make lives better. – at Walthamstow, London
